Emily Wolfe asserts her talent as a dynamic vocalist, sharp songwriter, and an accomplished guitarist and producer. She delivers a brand of rock 'n' roll that's raw and relevant, anchored by emotionally charged lyrics and a powerhouse stage presence. This young and impassioned artist has amassed millions of streams and garnered widespread acclaim from The Wall Street Journal, MTV, Guitar Player, PASTE, American Songwriter as well as her hometown paper, the Austin-American Statesman and many others. Recognized as a force on the instrument, Emily has collaborated with Epiphone/Gibson Guitars on two signature Sheraton models.
After quietly emerging as a phenomenon, Emily projects her voice like never before on her third full-length album, which she produced. As if mainlining fire from her heart through her vocal chords, she delivered this ten-track opus called The Blowback, without apology.
"I called the record The Blowback, because a lot of the songs are about not taking bullshit anymore," she explains,"I guess I could say it more elegantly, but it's how I felt. From global issues, national problems, and interpersonal relationships, it's a big middle finger to everything. The album is something I needed to do for myself. I'm really proud of it. This is the most connected I've ever felt to a body of work."
Since 2013, Emily has engaged with a hard-hitting, yet hypnotic signature style steeped in rock grit and uplifted by alternative spirit. Following the Roulette EP [2014], she gained traction with anthems like "Atta Blues," which generated over 2 million Spotify streams and counting. In 2019, she ignited her self-titled debut LP, Emily Wolfe, highlighted by fan favorites such as "Holy Roller." Maintaining this momentum, she lived up to the title of 2021's Outlier. Produced by Michael Shuman of Queens of the Stone Age and Mini Mansions, it incited unanimous critical applause from American Songwriter, Guitar World,
and more.
Parade Magazine proclaimed, "Outlier perfectly spotlights Wolfe's commanding vocal presence and newly expanded range," while Atwood Magazine christened it "a dynamic and energetic frenzy finely balancing chaos with artistic control." Along the way, she toured with everyone from The Gaslight Anthem to Neal Francis, Dan Andriano, and HEART.
Inspired by Hole, Veruca Salt, Nirvana, and Alanis Morissette's Jagged Little Pill, she envisioned a specific sound for what would become The Blowback. So, she opted to self-produce in order to properly conjure it, handpicking every element herself.
"Producing The Blowback is one of the most thrilling experiences I've ever had," she states. I'd learned so much from past producers like Michael Shuman, and I was ready. For me, this whole chapter is about owning your spirit."
Emily's spirit shines on the track "Walk In My Shoes." Stomping out of the gate, her high register swoons over a head-nodding groove punctuated by string bends. Between a disco-style strut, she beckons, "Walk in my shoes...I don't want to play anymore."
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Austin, TX's resident rocker, Emily Wolfe transcends the ranks of ordinary musicians. Her creative songwriting keeps her fans aglow thanks to her strong, powerful lead vocals and dominating guitar style. Wolfe has shared stages with the likes of Heart, The Pretenders, Peter Frampton, Billy Gibbons and Gary Clark Jr.
Emily Wolfe, a self-taught guitar player starting at the age of 5, has honed her craft over the past 22 years and continues to take her playing to the next level. After self-releasing her EP "Roulette" in 2014 followed by single "Atta Blues" in 2016, Emily used 2017 and 2018 to strategize and write new music. She released a debut self-titled, full-length album in February 2019.
Wolfe has been described as a sonic merging of PJ Harvey and Jack White and is guaranteed to not disappoint early fans who are already along for the ride to greatness. Featured by the Wall Street Journal, MTV, NPR, and American Songwriter, Emily Wolfe is definitely one to watch.
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After quietly emerging as a phenomenon, Emily projects her voice like never before on her third full-length album, which she produced. As if mainlining fire from her heart through her vocal chords, she delivered this ten-track opus called The Blowback, without apology.
"I called the record The Blowback, because a lot of the songs are about not taking bullshit anymore," she explains,"I guess I could say it more elegantly, but it's how I felt. From global issues, national problems, and interpersonal relationships, it's a big middle finger to everything. The album is something I needed to do for myself. I'm really proud of it. This is the most connected I've ever felt to a body of work."
Since 2013, Emily has engaged with a hard-hitting, yet hypnotic signature style steeped in rock grit and uplifted by alternative spirit. Following the Roulette EP [2014], she gained traction with anthems like "Atta Blues," which generated over 2 million Spotify streams and counting. In 2019, she ignited her self-titled debut LP, Emily Wolfe, highlighted by fan favorites such as "Holy Roller." Maintaining this momentum, she lived up to the title of 2021's Outlier. Produced by Michael Shuman of Queens of the Stone Age and Mini Mansions, it incited unanimous critical applause from American Songwriter, Guitar World,
and more.
Parade Magazine proclaimed, "Outlier perfectly spotlights Wolfe's commanding vocal presence and newly expanded range," while Atwood Magazine christened it "a dynamic and energetic frenzy finely balancing chaos with artistic control." Along the way, she toured with everyone from The Gaslight Anthem to Neal Francis, Dan Andriano, and HEART.
Inspired by Hole, Veruca Salt, Nirvana, and Alanis Morissette's Jagged Little Pill, she envisioned a specific sound for what would become The Blowback. So, she opted to self-produce in order to properly conjure it, handpicking every element herself.
"Producing The Blowback is one of the most thrilling experiences I've ever had," she states. I'd learned so much from past producers like Michael Shuman, and I was ready. For me, this whole chapter is about owning your spirit."
Emily's spirit shines on the track "Walk In My Shoes." Stomping out of the gate, her high register swoons over a head-nodding groove punctuated by string bends. Between a disco-style strut, she beckons, "Walk in my shoes...I don't want to play anymore."
~~~~~~~~~
Austin, TX's resident rocker, Emily Wolfe transcends the ranks of ordinary musicians. Her creative songwriting keeps her fans aglow thanks to her strong, powerful lead vocals and dominating guitar style. Wolfe has shared stages with the likes of Heart, The Pretenders, Peter Frampton, Billy Gibbons and Gary Clark Jr.
Emily Wolfe, a self-taught guitar player starting at the age of 5, has honed her craft over the past 22 years and continues to take her playing to the next level. After self-releasing her EP "Roulette" in 2014 followed by single "Atta Blues" in 2016, Emily used 2017 and 2018 to strategize and write new music. She released a debut self-titled, full-length album in February 2019.
Wolfe has been described as a sonic merging of PJ Harvey and Jack White and is guaranteed to not disappoint early fans who are already along for the ride to greatness. Featured by the Wall Street Journal, MTV, NPR, and American Songwriter, Emily Wolfe is definitely one to watch.
Emily Wolfe asserts her talent as a dynamic vocalist, sharp songwriter, and an accomplished guitarist and producer. She delivers a brand of rock 'n' roll that's raw and relevant, anchored by emotionally charged lyrics and a powerhouse stage presence. This young and impassioned artist has amassed millions of streams and garnered widespread acclaim from The Wall Street Journal, MTV, Guitar Player, PASTE, American Songwriter as well as her hometown paper, the Austin-American Statesman and many others. Recognized as a force on the instrument, Emily has collaborated with Epiphone/Gibson Guitars on two signature Sheraton models.
After quietly emerging as a phenomenon, Emily projects her voice like never before on her third full-length album, which she produced. As if mainlining fire from her heart through her vocal chords, she delivered this ten-track opus called The Blowback, without apology.
"I called the record The Blowback, because a lot of the songs are about not taking bullshit anymore," she explains,"I guess I could say it more elegantly, but it's how I felt. From global issues, national problems, and interpersonal relationships, it's a big middle finger to everything. The album is something I needed to do for myself. I'm really proud of it. This is the most connected I've ever felt to a body of work."
Since 2013, Emily has engaged with a hard-hitting, yet hypnotic signature style steeped in rock grit and uplifted by alternative spirit. Following the Roulette EP [2014], she gained traction with anthems like "Atta Blues," which generated over 2 million Spotify streams and counting. In 2019, she ignited her self-titled debut LP, Emily Wolfe, highlighted by fan favorites such as "Holy Roller." Maintaining this momentum, she lived up to the title of 2021's Outlier. Produced by Michael Shuman of Queens of the Stone Age and Mini Mansions, it incited unanimous critical applause from American Songwriter, Guitar World,
and more.
Parade Magazine proclaimed, "Outlier perfectly spotlights Wolfe's commanding vocal presence and newly expanded range," while Atwood Magazine christened it "a dynamic and energetic frenzy finely balancing chaos with artistic control." Along the way, she toured with everyone from The Gaslight Anthem to Neal Francis, Dan Andriano, and HEART.
Inspired by Hole, Veruca Salt, Nirvana, and Alanis Morissette's Jagged Little Pill, she envisioned a specific sound for what would become The Blowback. So, she opted to self-produce in order to properly conjure it, handpicking every element herself.
"Producing The Blowback is one of the most thrilling experiences I've ever had," she states. I'd learned so much from past producers like Michael Shuman, and I was ready. For me, this whole chapter is about owning your spirit."
Emily's spirit shines on the track "Walk In My Shoes." Stomping out of the gate, her high register swoons over a head-nodding groove punctuated by string bends. Between a disco-style strut, she beckons, "Walk in my shoes...I don't want to play anymore."
~~~~~~~~~
Austin, TX's resident rocker, Emily Wolfe transcends the ranks of ordinary musicians. Her creative songwriting keeps her fans aglow thanks to her strong, powerful lead vocals and dominating guitar style. Wolfe has shared stages with the likes of Heart, The Pretenders, Peter Frampton, Billy Gibbons and Gary Clark Jr.
Emily Wolfe, a self-taught guitar player starting at the age of 5, has honed her craft over the past 22 years and continues to take her playing to the next level. After self-releasing her EP "Roulette" in 2014 followed by single "Atta Blues" in 2016, Emily used 2017 and 2018 to strategize and write new music. She released a debut self-titled, full-length album in February 2019.
Wolfe has been described as a sonic merging of PJ Harvey and Jack White and is guaranteed to not disappoint early fans who are already along for the ride to greatness. Featured by the Wall Street Journal, MTV, NPR, and American Songwriter, Emily Wolfe is definitely one to watch.
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After quietly emerging as a phenomenon, Emily projects her voice like never before on her third full-length album, which she produced. As if mainlining fire from her heart through her vocal chords, she delivered this ten-track opus called The Blowback, without apology.
"I called the record The Blowback, because a lot of the songs are about not taking bullshit anymore," she explains,"I guess I could say it more elegantly, but it's how I felt. From global issues, national problems, and interpersonal relationships, it's a big middle finger to everything. The album is something I needed to do for myself. I'm really proud of it. This is the most connected I've ever felt to a body of work."
Since 2013, Emily has engaged with a hard-hitting, yet hypnotic signature style steeped in rock grit and uplifted by alternative spirit. Following the Roulette EP [2014], she gained traction with anthems like "Atta Blues," which generated over 2 million Spotify streams and counting. In 2019, she ignited her self-titled debut LP, Emily Wolfe, highlighted by fan favorites such as "Holy Roller." Maintaining this momentum, she lived up to the title of 2021's Outlier. Produced by Michael Shuman of Queens of the Stone Age and Mini Mansions, it incited unanimous critical applause from American Songwriter, Guitar World,
and more.
Parade Magazine proclaimed, "Outlier perfectly spotlights Wolfe's commanding vocal presence and newly expanded range," while Atwood Magazine christened it "a dynamic and energetic frenzy finely balancing chaos with artistic control." Along the way, she toured with everyone from The Gaslight Anthem to Neal Francis, Dan Andriano, and HEART.
Inspired by Hole, Veruca Salt, Nirvana, and Alanis Morissette's Jagged Little Pill, she envisioned a specific sound for what would become The Blowback. So, she opted to self-produce in order to properly conjure it, handpicking every element herself.
"Producing The Blowback is one of the most thrilling experiences I've ever had," she states. I'd learned so much from past producers like Michael Shuman, and I was ready. For me, this whole chapter is about owning your spirit."
Emily's spirit shines on the track "Walk In My Shoes." Stomping out of the gate, her high register swoons over a head-nodding groove punctuated by string bends. Between a disco-style strut, she beckons, "Walk in my shoes...I don't want to play anymore."
~~~~~~~~~
Austin, TX's resident rocker, Emily Wolfe transcends the ranks of ordinary musicians. Her creative songwriting keeps her fans aglow thanks to her strong, powerful lead vocals and dominating guitar style. Wolfe has shared stages with the likes of Heart, The Pretenders, Peter Frampton, Billy Gibbons and Gary Clark Jr.
Emily Wolfe, a self-taught guitar player starting at the age of 5, has honed her craft over the past 22 years and continues to take her playing to the next level. After self-releasing her EP "Roulette" in 2014 followed by single "Atta Blues" in 2016, Emily used 2017 and 2018 to strategize and write new music. She released a debut self-titled, full-length album in February 2019.
Wolfe has been described as a sonic merging of PJ Harvey and Jack White and is guaranteed to not disappoint early fans who are already along for the ride to greatness. Featured by the Wall Street Journal, MTV, NPR, and American Songwriter, Emily Wolfe is definitely one to watch.
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